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says... Well I'll be darned... I only use cells when I need to increment through a range so I have always used numbers. (Even then I normally use a range object and offsets.)But you are absolutely correct. Thanks... Yes, I rarely (never?) use Cells unless it is with number,number indexing. Otherwise, I use Range("A1"). This is one of those (infrequent?) instances where the software is a lot more flexible that the documentation would lead one to believe. The same applies to the Range property. It accepts a lot more variations in its arguments than the documentation would lead one to believe. Of course, that does leave people vulnerable to changes by MS. If it breaks something that works but is not documented...{grin} -- Regards, Tushar Mehta www.tushar-mehta.com Excel, PowerPoint, and VBA add-ins, tutorials Custom MS Office productivity solutions |
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